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The Scottish spurtle is a traditional 15th century Scottish tool for stirring while cooking. It is neither spoon nor knife and was traditionally used for stirring porridge, broth and stew.
Dimensions 29cm x 2.5cm
Made in Scotland
Between the 16th and 18th centuries, there was a huge Royal hunting forest which belonged to the Earl of Moray close to Culloden Moor. In 1746, the year the battle of Culloden took place, a beech sapling was growing. Almost 300 years on the tree was felled to make way for a new bridge over the River Nairn. This exclusive range has been created using the wood from that Beech tree.